Denial of Forest Service claims on Santa Cruz grazing reports
Local Forest Service officials deny articles alleging severe Santa Cruz county stock devastation from grazing policy. The piece explains grazing regulation origins, land grants, and the balance between open range management and home-building permits, noting illegal overstocking and permit issues amid court actions on Boca Float No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preoson Arwona
Santa Cruz County
Forest Service
Forest Ofrs
Uber
Wale
Coronado National Forest
Aes P
Perm
Boca
Rich Hill Miner Seeks Riches from New Find
In Rich Hill a miner named Trempas reportedly found a $7,128 find in a new deposit after taking dirt from two wheelbarrow loads. He left a watchman on site, traveled to Phoenicia to rest, and estimates a rich, top-layer source with potential but uncertain pay per yard. The note about recent works hints at labor needs as old easy spots are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wienberg
Frank Trempas
Rich Hil
Paystreak Arena
Trompe
Hs Works
Phoenia
Trompas
Rich Hill
Man Sues For 15000 Over Wrist Injury At Mine
Victor Dara sues United Verde Ensenston Mining Co alleging left wrist injury from ore struck by a derailed car while he worked as a muckER in April. He claims company failed to maintain the narrow gauge track in a tunnel causing the accident and seeks damages in the Superior Court of Navajo County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Rennie
Mucker
United Verde Ensenston Mining Company
Victor Dara
Eli
Lefn
Duran
Vavazal County
Nine Month Old Pigs Sold At Remarkable Weight
A nine month old porker weighing about 470 pounds was sold to Frank M. Dodges. The animal, rated by BW Morgan of Thirteenth Street, brought 279.90. The report notes typical weights for porkers of that age and hints at strong livestock prospects for the Yuma Valley, with Morgan described as a Texan optimistic about the region's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Dodges
BW. Morgan
Morgan
Yuma Valley
Patterson to Face Patricide Charge Tomorrow
Phoenix, Jan 13. Alva Patterson, 11 years old, was arraigned in superior court on a patricide charge for shooting his father October 1 at their ranch near the city. His case was continued until tomorrow for a plea after counsel's request. The father died a week later at St Joseph’s Capital after a quarrel over a motorcycle Patterson wished to buy. The boy was reported tubercular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Histhen
Alva Peterson
RC. Stanford
Guy P. Nevit
Young Patterson
St. Joseph's
Alva
Patterson
Standard drill big soon at Palo Verde
Phoenix January 12 There is strong local interest as Palo Verde Gilang Refining company of Palo Verde moves toward rapid progress with a standard drill. A California firm contract will rush the drill, which will run 24 hours daily to reach up to 3600 feet. Gas indications were reported at 415 feet and a rotary rig delivered soon. The company holds about 15000 to 16000 acres of deeded lands four and a half miles southwest of Palo Verde below Buckeye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw Verde Gilang Refining Company
Jo Verde
California
Palo Verde
Buckeye
Nogales Woman Sues Times Over Alleged Damages
Maria Wilkinson of Nogales files suit in superior court against the Los Angeles Times seeking 10000 and 2500 damages for stories published September 2 and 3 last year. Wilkinson denies the accusations and defends her patriotism while claiming the articles were syndicated and republished in many papers.
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Nogales
Jan Te
Maria Wikinson
Superior Criuct
Los Angeles Times
Times
Letile i
Hardy
Wilkinson
United State
Mengres
Falling train kills fireman on Mine Road
Jan Ih Miller, a fireman on a Sacramento mine train, died when the engine sank into soft roadbed on dump No 4. The coroner's jury ruled the death accidental. Miller, 26, formerly of Noblesville, served in Europe with the Battalion of Death under Col Dan Morgan Smith and had recently married.
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Jan
Miller
Tim
Miller Ame
Bisbee
Noblesville
Lago
Europe
Dan Morgan Smith
Mexico
Enll Ir
Foul Play Hinted In Fox Missing From Aquila Case
A letter received by Chief Briebois from Dunn Manufacturing hints foul play in the disappearance of J. Fox of Aquila. Fox, 45, left in charge of mining claim and machinery at Augusta, reportedly headed for Phoenix in a spring wagon with burrs. He carried about $200. Dunn reports two months’ pay owed and has not heard from him since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
J. Fox
Aquila
Briebois
Dunn Manufacturing Company
Fox
Agusta
Duan Company
Precious metal reserves cut in 1919 by large total
Washington reported the Federal Reserve Board reduced reserve stocks of precious metals by 1.441 billion in 1919. Gold holdings stood at 268.144 million with major allocations to Japan 64.114 million Argentina 96.56 million Hong Kong 349.465 million China 29.10 million British India 4.5006 million and Spain 27.978 million. Imports totaled 70.534 million led by Canada and Hong Kong. Silver outflows included England 0.586 million to Prence and 2.04 million to the Noche. Net silver exports were 80.89 million with 65.263 million from Mexico.
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Washington
Gan
Federal
Resre Board
Japan
Argentine
Hong Kong
China
British India
Spain
Canada
Feroyean de Mard
Mexico
Border Ruling Likely To Ease Immigration Controls
A letter from Secretary Lansing to Congressman Hayden discusses possible modifications to border restrictions at the Nogales and Juana border areas. Business and labor groups urge relief as officials study conditions and seek feasible changes. The timing and specifics remain undecided.
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Douglas
Immigration Department
Intercen
Sewbert Lay
Hayden
Secretacy Lansing
Borer
Tia Juana
Gyny
Rose Tree Raid Shocks Phoenix City Officials
January report from Phoenix describes a raid on the Rose Tree sink party location leading to arrests and a clash with City Manager Thain. The incident centers on alleged disorderly conduct and criticism of Melanley’s treatment, with J. McCauler named in the dispute.
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Phoenix
J. McCauler
Thain
Melanley
Deed Frauds Target Indian Lands in Arizona
Washington reports that promoters sold worthless deeds to Indian lands in Pima County, Arizona. Robert H. Martin of Los Angeles allegedly mailed bogus deeds to the county recorder, claiming an interest in 2,500,000 acres. heirs of Col. Robert M. Hunter are tied to the lands and Papago occupancy has been cited by Hayden, prompting congressional scrutiny and Interior Department cautions.
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Washington
Stein
The
Indian Bureau
Tue
Representat
Arizona
Congress
County Recorders
Tucson
Pima County
Robert H. Martin
Los Angeles
Hayden
Robert M. Hanter
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Interior
Awe
Russian colonists must be married again in Arizona
Sheriff and county attorney announce wholesale remarriage drive among Russian colonists near Glendale. Couples lacking valid certificates face sale of assets and potential wardship for children as authorities seek to normalize family status amid rumors of lingering customs from Lower California settlements.
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Gandy Soupe
Lower
California
San Diego
Calif
Whiskers and the Jail Case Clash in Maripava county fight
A damaged OCR piece describes a volatile scene in Maripava county with names like Rey Mike Pivaveratri and Whiskers, detailing a jail conflict, bail, and court orders. The fragment mentions a whisker related incident, a county attorney threat, and a tense spectacle at the courthouse.
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Bureau of Forestry
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
San Rafaels Valley
Rich Hill Miner
Osakes
Consi
Deeks Danages
J. S
Elyuzies
Er Shen
Arizona Industrial Review
Kingman
Pittsburg
Yuma
Gap
Maricopa County
Sherif
Mike Plvayaroff
Evony
Dupis
Jesboritt
Chiorile
Hidden Treseure Group
Kemple Camp
Oaetivite
Dletret
Phoenix—Motor Ca
Erset Rele Fureey Monerete Dil
Ule Ceacee
Proeniy
Mariespa
Glendale
Isa
Reaalag
Blewer & Charee
Martages
Maripava
Che
Baker
Yee Neers
Cluter
Studebaker
Tombstone Auto Co
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